I feel like many of the problems he mentions could be solved by having the machine hire humans.
For instance, imagine the machine publishes a list of "open communications-related tasks" on a marketplace of some kind and a small team (or teams) could accept the task for a few months, to be paid in bitcoin.
Likewise, the machine could pay humans or other bots for "work" sent to it (such as conversations) via an API, so for instance a team might do the integration with a popular chat app on behalf of the machine, without the machine even really knowing.
For instance, imagine the machine publishes a list of "open communications-related tasks" on a marketplace of some kind and a small team (or teams) could accept the task for a few months, to be paid in bitcoin.
Likewise, the machine could pay humans or other bots for "work" sent to it (such as conversations) via an API, so for instance a team might do the integration with a popular chat app on behalf of the machine, without the machine even really knowing.